Nonvalent Group POTENTIAL
Elements that have no arguments.
| Element | Class(es) | Gloss / Clarification | Taxonomy |
|---|---|---|---|
| cad* | ess sta | Chad. | Names, Titles and Greetings |
| cæsar* | ess sta | Caesar. | Names, Titles and Greetings |
| dumn* | dis itg | Scope, domain. | Names, Titles and Greetings |
| dumnald* | ess sta | Donald. | |
| enj* | ess sta | (nm) Ennius, Ennio. | Names, Titles and Greetings |
| episj* | ess sta dis tg | Pubic area. | |
| etzabj* | ess sta dis tg | Xavier. | Names, Titles and Greetings |
| flanw* | ess sta | Dylan. | Names, Titles and Greetings |
| hekat* | ess sta | The Greek goddess Hecate. | Names, Titles and Greetings |
| eqnatj* | ess sta | Ignatius. | |
| kæl* | abs ess sta | Kyle, Kylie, Kyleigh. | Names, Titles and Greetings |
| kamil* | Camillus, Camilla, Camille. | Names, Titles and Greetings | |
| kœm* | ess | "Kind, gentle, handsome." | |
| lyn* | ess sta | Lynn. | Names, Titles and Greetings |
| maw* | dis tg | Pout, grimace. | |
| mening* | tg | Membrane. | Membrane |
| trent* | ess sta dis tg | Trent. | Names, Titles and Greetings |
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Valency
In linguistics, verb valency or valence refers to the number of arguments controlled by a verbal predicate.
There are several types of valency:
- impersonal (avalent, 0v) No determinate subject. "it rains," "it is raining"
- intransitive (monovalent, 1v) A determine subject. "he sleeps"
- transitive (divalent, 2v) A determine subject and a direct object. "he kicks the ball"
- ditransitive (trivalent, 3v) A determine subject, a direct object and an indirect object. "he gave her a flower"
- polytransitive A determinate subject, a direct object, and any number of direct objects. "I bet him a dollar on a horse at the racetrack."
Hilinqwo elements can have any number of arguments. The classes of the Valency group indicate the valency of the element.
Valency indicators:
First -s (-os, -is, -as) Subject.
Second -m (-om, -im, -am) Direct object.
Additional -n (-on, -in, -an) Indirect object(s),
For elements that have four or more arguments, use positional suffixes to distinguish between indirect objects
Valency by Class
Zero arguments: Default.
One argument: [[[class:sta]], cau, gen
Two arguments by default: dat, abl
Types of Valence
Allative Action, motion or application towards something else. "I am bringing spaghetti to the potluck dinner."
Illative Action, motion or application into something else. "Let's go inside the house."
Elative Action, motion or application out of something else. "He came from under the tree."
Thesaurus
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Subgroups
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Roots
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